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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1950

Page

3

Wanted ads seek alfalfa and home items in Marshall

Numerous small ads list tasks and sales in Marshall Illinois including alfalfa requests, used home for sale, tractors and equipment, New Wabash beans, soybeans, a 1946 Ford Ferguson tractor, a 5 room bungalow for sale, tree surgery, rental homes, jewelry sales, dry wood, and various services.

Clark County Tractor Sales Marshall, Tr Marshall Ill Wabash Ben Dawson 6Th St

Community notices mix of visits and transfers in Marshall area

A long list records social visits across Marshall and nearby towns including Hammond of Gary Indiana and families like the Drummonds Gentry Ferris Highsmiths and Kis with travel to Champaign Illinois for a 1950 University of Illinois graduation. Real estate transfers detail several warranty deeds in Martinsville Marshall and Anderson with nominal sums.

Gus Hammond Gary Indiana West Union Hammond Everett Scott Marshall Forrest Ferris C. D. Highsmith Robert E. Mightlinger University of Illinois George Huff Champaign Illinois Jin Anderson Martinsville

For sale: 125 cords wood near Martinsville

2 4 For sale 125 cords wood must be moved mostly oak located 12 miles south and east of Martinsville Catlin Chapman route 1 Annapolis 9 1

Martinsville Catlin Chapman Annapolis

Merry Makers 4-H Club Elects Officers at Meeting

On February 16 the Merry Makers 4-H Club met at Mrs. Bertha McCleary home. Officers elected include Mary Staub as president and Mary Lee Burns as vice president. Attendees included Deloris Kirchner Hylda Jeane McCleary Barbara O Rourke and two visitors Ruth McCleary Margaret O Rourke. Refreshments consisted of cakes potato chips and candy.

Merry Makers 4-H Club Bertha McCleary Mary Staub Mary Lee Burns Reba Lee Kirchner Frances Outright Judy Kirchner Janice Hollingsworth Lucille Kirchner Kay Staub Deloris Kirchner Hylda Jeane McCleary Barbara O'Rouke Ruth McCleary Margaret O’rouke

Americans Will Live Eight Times Better by 2049

The Brookings Foundation president Dr Harold G Moulton predicts by 2049 the U S population could reach 300 million and live eight times better if enterprise remains and productivity and prices decline. He argues scientific farming mining power transport and well funded corporations boost progress while communist theories are incorrect.

United States Harold G. Moulton Brookings Foundation

Veterans Exemptions From Federal Income Tax Listed

The Illinois Veterans Commission released a list of state and federal veteran benefits exempt from federal income tax including disability pensions, war risk Proceeds, VA home loan interest, unemployment benefits, and World War II and World War I related payments. Also noted are dependents benefits and a 4-H Club meeting in Marshall with officer elections and refreshments for seven members and several guests.

Springfield The Ilinois Veterans Commission U. S National Service Veterans Administration National Service Life

Francis Willard Tea Hosted by local WCTU group

The Womans Christian Temperance Union held its annual Francis E Willard tea Tuesday at the homes of Mrs Vera Stevens and Mrs Mary Smalley. Various members and guests were hosted with devotions, organ music, and performances before serving cookies coffee and tea.

Womans Christian Temperance Union Francis E. Willard Vera Stevens Mary Smalley Mabel Bierbaum Mary Washburn Leota Gibson Smalley Stevens Berniece Bierbaum Anna Mott Josephine Montgomery Daisy Wyrick Mary Kibler Agnes Smith Bessie Shaw Cora Bartram Lillian Burkybile Mae Fawley Margaret Bryant Edna Baker Celia Dodd Nettie Dawson Myrtle Mills Lillie Newberry Rhoda Carpenter Nina A. Smith Jeanette Beverly Ina Sweitzer Velva Sweitzer Laura Junker Clara Baird Berniece

Immanuel U B Adult Fellowship Dinner Meeting

The Adult Fellowship of the Immanuel United Methodist Church met Friday night for a combined dinner and short business session. President Lucille Ziegler led, with Evelyn Schaefer and Mrs. Richard Murphy guiding devotions, followed by Russell Junker’s slide show. Attendees included many couples and individuals such as Ralph Davison, William Norton, George Taylor, Roscoe Ziegler, George Miller, Harold Miller, Harold Hirschman, Don Abel, Glen Tapscott, Noble Marlowe, Robert Finkbiner, Robert Moore, Wilma Geisert, and others.

The Immanuel &. U. B Lucille Ziegler Evelyn Schaefer Richard Murphy Russell Junker Ralph Davison William Norton George Taylor Roscoe Ziegler George Miller Harold Miller Harold Hirschman Don Abel Glen Tapscott Noble Marlowe Robert Finkbiner Robert Moore Louise Koppler Wilma Geisert Rosamond Coldren Bernice Sbrosman Fred Hirsch E. C.mlyes E. C. Kunce

County notes of social visits and family reunions

Miss Frances Drake reports on Sunday gatherings with Eld. J. A. Ward as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Swope. Greenup residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson visited Bill Cannady’s family. Bryce Duane Drake stayed with grandparents Ray Drake and daughters.

Eld J. A. Ward Lester Swope Robert Richardson Greenup Bill Cannady Bryce Duane Drake Ray Drake Everett Ralston Laura Olmsted Roscoe Graham Jones Clatfelter Mary Morrison Raymond Calvert and Robert Monk Bobby Wm. Cannady

Methodist Church Sunday Services Announce Sermon Series

Sunday schedule includes 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 10:30 a.m. Worship service The first sermon in a series titled Our Faith In Prayer. Evening program 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. University of Life for the whole family with supper, chapel service and interest groups.

University of Life

Methodist Circuit Sermons And Quarterly Meeting

Preaching schedule for the circuit lists Auburn at 9 30 a m Livingston 11 00 a m and Asbury 7 00 p m on the Sunday. The 4th Quarterly meeting is set for Marshall church Monday evening March 13 at 7 30.

Auburn Livingston Asbury Marshall Church

Competitive Examinations Open at Terre Haute Depot

Open competitive exams announced for probational appointments in auto body repair, carpentry, painting, tin warehousing, electrician and operating engineer at Terre Haute Ordnance Depot Indiana. Applications due by March 21 1950 filed with the executive secretary U S Civil Service Examinations. Obtain AEEs from W M Edens at the Marshall office. A note on grass and legume seeding advises split timing for best stand.

Terre Haute Indiana Board of U. S. Civil Service Examinations W.’M. Edens Marshall” Wagt

The First Step to Solving Any Problem

A concise guide notes that gathering real facts is the essential initial step toward solving any problem. It emphasizes evidence as the foundation for informed action and planning.

Spring tire season on the way at South End News

The item promotes Goodyear tractor tires with improved grip and low pricing, available in multiple sizes. It notes wagon and plow rubber, 15 and 16 inch rims, tire repair or disposal, and a selection of Buckwheat flour, corn meal, bananas, apples, tomatoes, and potatoes under one roof.

Goodyear

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